Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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CLASS DIQODH ECV IN THE YEAR l960 WE FIND: That Edward Brady is a successful farmer in Livingstone Co., Ill. That lack Brady is a prominent undertaker in Enwright, Ill. That Iunior Sherrington is a line coach for the Chicago Bears. That Robert Pickett is a manager of the Standard Oil Co. in Bloomington. That Ierome Schickedanz is a chiet artist for Esquire. That Gilbert Phipps holds the title of the World's Best Hog Raiser. That Merle Parry is the head of the Parry Grain Co., in Chenoa. That Kare Kaplan is leading a dance orchestra Kare and Her Karletts at the Blackhawk Restaurant in Chicago. That Helen Richardson is taking care of a prominent Enwright undertaker's pipe and slippers. That Lillian Lee is a beauty operator land housewife in spare timel in Gridley, Ill. That Lois Stried is the author of a popular book on etiquette. That Paul Martin is a partner in Martin Oil Co. That Iohn Miller is a reporter for the Daily Pantagraph in Bloom- ington. That Verniel May is manager of a Kroger Store in Chicago. That Ruth Heins is a stenographer for the President of State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. in Bloomington. That Ioyce Iacobs is the head nurse at the Brokaw Hospital in Normal. That Roberta Rhoda is married to a prominent farmer of McLean Co. That Enid Fleener is a clerk in Rolands Department Store in Bloomington. That Morsetta Ellis is the chief designer of ladies' clothes for the Wiebolt Department Stores in Chicago. That Marcellin Kauffman is backfield coach for the Chicago Bears. That Eloise McCarthy is teaching Home Economics in Sterling, Ill. That lean Iohnson is a leading woman doctor in Chicago, Ill. That Willa Roberts is teaching school in McLean, Ill. That Mae Belle Potter is married to a prominent business man in Bloomington. That Donald Harris is a bus driver between Chicago and St. Louis. That Donald Masso is manager of the Sweeney Oil Station in Bucktooth Bend, Indiana. That Verne Erdman is Professor ot Agriculture at the University of Illinois. That Kenneth Zimmerman is preacher ot Methodist Church in Bir- mingham, Ala. That Keith Phillips is proprietor of the Purple Alligator night club in Enwright, Ill. That Morris Floyd is head of a string of race drivers, Daredevil Money, appearing at all county fairs. That Helen Patterson is secretary to the Governor of Illinois. page fifteen

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JU IOIQ5 First Row Csittingjz Lucille Shiflett, Lois Womack, Lorna Holmes, Vera Mae Morris, Wendell Augspurger, Paul Higgins, john Cable, Dorothy MacMillan, Mary Roszhart, Hilda Sievers Second Row istandingj: Miss Floyd, Margaret Wink, lmogene Burroughs, Margaret Schoop, Thelma Skaggs, Velda Henline, Betty Shaffer, Marguerite Bunge, Doris Ann Balbach, Arline jenkins, Gladys Goodin, Adelma Quigle, Thelma King, Mary Ackerman, Corale Kindred, Miss Clarke Third Row fstandingl: Lynn Eymann, Eldon Ellinger, Francis Vercler, Dale Ferguson, La Verne Marlin, junior Osborn, james Gatewood, Eldon Wahls, james Skaggs, David Schieman, Floyd Kiper, junior Roszhart, Paul Fitzgerald, Theodore Powell UNIOIQ CLASS DAIQTY The Iunior Class elaborately decorated the auditorium for the annual Iunior-Senior Prom by using the rainbow as their theme. A canopy of stream- ers formed the ceiling. The streamers were the colors of the rainbow arranged in rightful order. A low fence divided the banquet room from the dance room. The tables were decorated with the combination of two colors of the rainbow. Little pots of gold were placed in front of each place. The place cards and dance programs were miniature rainbows. After the banquet was over the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of Bobby Moore and his orchestra. page seventeen 5